Imagine sitting in your GMAT exam hall, confident about numbers and data analysis, but then comes the Verbal Reasoning section, the true test of your ability to think critically and reason logically, and you suddenly find yourself getting nervous. The verbal section is not just about knowing English, it’s about understanding ideas, reading between the lines, and analysing information the way top B-Schools expect future leaders to do.

If Quantitative Reasoning measures how well you deal with numbers, Verbal Reasoning measures how effectively you deal with  comprehending complex texts . After all, in the world of business, your success doesn’t just depend on how well you calculate profits but also on how convincingly you communicate them.